New graduates face a tough job market, with low quit rates, AI disruption, and employers favoring experienced candidates over entry-level hires.

A late 19th century Victorian home on one of Uptown’s most iconic streets leads the highest priced home sold in the greater New Orleans area for the week of Aug. 10-16. 1721 State St., built in 1898 ...

Experts warn AI could make creating viruses and bioweapons easier, increasing global biosecurity risks and public safety concerns.

More than 1,500 affordable housing and community development leaders from across the United States are converging on New Orleans next week for the NeighborWorks Training Institute (NTI), bringing an ...

Tulane researchers find 30-year satellite data confirms 1990s global sea-level projections were accurate, guiding future coastal planning.

OPSB approves deal with City of New Orleans to share traffic camera revenue NOLA Public Schools to receive 40% of net school zone fines Funds distributed per-pupil to district and charter schools ...

Tulane engineers develop portable device to detect life-threatening blood clotting in trauma patients using a single drop of blood.

A new report shows Louisiana’s 2024 tax changes cut income taxes for most, but some low-income households may pay more overall.

Ochsner Health teams with Saints and Pelicans to build $45.6M medical complex in Jefferson Parish, expanding sports and community health care.

Magnolia Water says rate hikes are needed to fund $400M in upgrades to failing Louisiana water and wastewater systems.

Louisiana’s port projects face a $600M backlog as state funding falls short, leaving key infrastructure delayed for years.

International Paper Co. said Thursday that it would close two Georgia paper mills, including one that has been a cornerstone of Savannah’s economy for 90 years.